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Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine 2004 March Rock retaining wall Sound equipped
Railroad Model Craftsman Magazine March 2004
Special features
50 Perspective: Along the waterfront by Robert D. Turner
If you are modeling a rail line that follows the seacoast or serves a small port or harbor, old waterfront structures can be the inspiration for some wonderful layout scenes.
52 Following the O&W by Mal Houck, with photos by Bill Schneider Join us for a look at what a railfan trip along the New York, Ontario & Western during the steam-era must have been like, as the authors recreate just such an adventure for us in HO scale.
70 Plastic air cell layout construction, Pt. 2 by Dave Hanks This month we finish up the layout by adding the scenery.
Modeling
59 Constructing heavy-duty, steel telegraph poles by Don Spiro
Poles like these were once a common sight near railroad yards.
61 Building the Diljax/A-1 Container Co. by Gerry Leone
This scratchbuilding project uses basswood to make a lineside industry.
67 Essential Freight Cars: 11, Southern Ry. SU class boxcars by Ted Culotta
Almost 15,000 of these 36-foot boxcars were constructed between 1922 and 1926.
74 Scratchbuilder's Corner: The philosophy of color by Bob Walker While each of us sees color in our own way, some general principles apply to all modeling.
76 Frugal gourmet modeling by Roger Holmes with John Evans Here are a few modeling ideas that have moved from the kitchen to the workbench.
84 Rock retaining walls by Jack Burgess
This is an easy-to-build scenery feature that looks great.
86 Ahh-000-gah! Adding sound to a railcar by Trevor Marshall
With patience. DCC sound can be added to even the smallest model. 91 RMC/Dremel Kitbashing Award: A sleeper for the Lark by Ron
Plies
A variety of parts were used to build this HO scale model.
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